competency 1 Teaching Profession: Methods & Strategies

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Article XIV, Sec. 1-5:

Constitutional provisions on education, science, and tech.

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SDG 2030:

Sustainable Development Goals for education.

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AmBisyon Natin 2040:

Long-term vision for the Philippines.

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BEDP 2030:

Basic Education Development Plan.

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PDP 2023-2028:

Philippine Development Plan.

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RA 11899 s.2022:

EDCOM II Act.

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RA 10533:

Enhanced Basic Education Act (K-12 Law).

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Content Knowledge and Pedagogy

What it is: Mastery of subject matter and skill in teaching strategies.

· Essence: Teachers must know what to teach and how to teach it effectively.

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Learning Environment

What it is: Creating a safe, motivating, and well-managed classroom.

· Essence: A positive space supports learning, respect, and participation.

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What it is: Recognizing and addressing varied student backgrounds and needs.

· Essence: Ensures equitable access and personalized support for all.

Diversity of Learners

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Curriculum and Planning

What it is: Designing structured, goal-aligned learning experiences.

· Essence: Teaching with purpose, sequence, and alignment to standards.

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Assessment and Reporting

· What it is: Using tools to evaluate, give feedback, and report progress.

· Essence: Guides instruction, supports growth, and ensures accountability.

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Community Linkages & Professional Engagement

What it is: Building partnerships with families, communities, and peers.

· Essence: Extends learning beyond the classroom and builds support networks.

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Personal Growth & Professional Development

What it is: Committing to lifelong learning and reflective practice.

· Essence: Keeps teachers updated, motivated, and effective throughout their career.

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Domains 1–4 focus on teaching practice (knowledge, environment, diversity, planning).

Domains 5–7 focus on professional role (assessment, community, growth).

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Part 2: Curriculum & Global Context

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What the MATATAG Curriculum aims to produce in students:

Functional & Competent (Literate & Job-Ready)

· Meaning: Students are equipped with essential literacy, numeracy, and life skills that enable them to function effectively in daily life and prepare for the workforce.

· In practice: They can communicate clearly, solve practical problems, and possess foundational skills needed for further education or employment.

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Globally Competitive & Future-Ready

Meaning: Learners develop competencies that allow them to compete and collaborate in a globalized world, and adapt to future changes and challenges.

· In practice: They are proficient in digital literacy, critical thinking, innovation, and cross-cultural communication.

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Active & Responsible (Patriotic)

Meaning: Students actively participate in their learning and community, demonstrate civic responsibility, and contribute to national development with a sense of pride and identity.

· In practice: They engage in community projects, understand their role in society, and value Filipino heritage and democratic principles

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Systematic in Implementation

Meaning: Learners are able to plan, organize, and execute tasks in a structured and logical manner.

· In practice: They can manage projects, set goals, follow processes, and work methodically toward achieving outcomes

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VUCA – Meaning and Implications

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V – Volatility

Meaning: The nature, speed, and dynamics of change in the environment. Situations are unpredictable and can shift rapidly.

· Educational implication: Teaches students to be adaptable and resilient in the face of sudden changes

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U – Uncertainty

Meaning: The inability to predict outcomes or future events due to lack of information or clarity.

· Educational implication: Encourages critical thinking, scenario planning, and comfort with ambiguity

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C – Complexity

Meaning: Multiple, interconnected factors that influence a situation, making it difficult to understand or manage.

· Educational implication: Develops systems thinking, problem-solving skills, and the ability to analyze interconnected issue

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A – Ambiguity

Meaning: Lack of clarity or the existence of multiple meanings in a situation; information can be interpreted in different ways.

· Educational implication: Fosters interpretive skills, creativity, and the ability to navigate unclear or open-ended contexts

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Why VUCA Matters in Education:

Prepares students for real-world challenges that are often unpredictable and complex.

· Encourages the development of future-ready skills like adaptability, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence.

· Aligns with the MATATAG Curriculum’s goal of creating globally competitive and resilient learners.

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Teaching Strategies & Psychological Principles

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How can language skills be honed?

Through debate and media integration.

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What is the focus of "Inclusive Education"?

Addressing individual differences and ensuring all learners are included regardless of background or ability.

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Distinguish between LOLS and HOTS.

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LOLS

Lower-Order Thinking Skills (remembering, understanding)

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HOTS

Higher-Order Thinking Skills (analyzing, evaluating, creating)

· Develop using online productivity tools

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What is "Theory Y"?

Assumes students are innately motivated and will exercise self-direction when engaged.

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Define the "Hawthorne Effect".

Individuals improve behavior when they know they are being observed.

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What is the "Pygmalion Effect"?

Also called self-fulfilling prophecy; higher expectations lead to higher performance.

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What are "Essential Understandings"?

Core concepts with lasting value beyond the classroom, applied to real-world situations.

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Why is "Multiculturalism" important?

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What is the role of the "Learning Community"?

To foster collaboration among students, teachers, and community to enhance learning.

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How should a teacher handle "Diversity"?

By considering individual differences and using varied strategies to meet different needs.

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